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The Making of mRNA

A tidal wave of questions floats the need for more upstream automation.

The Making of mRNA

Milestone Approval to Steady Stream, Gene Editing Revs Up

The milestone approval of a gene-edited therapeutic paves the way for gene-editing technologies.

Milestone Approval to Steady Stream, Gene Editing Revs Up

The Pros and Cons of Adherent Versus Suspension Cell Culture

Both adherent and suspension cell culture approaches have their pros and cons, which must be considered for process development.

The Pros and Cons of Adherent Versus Suspension Cell Culture

In semiconductor manufacturing, for example, a thorough understanding of process variation allows companies to manufacture circuits with billions of transistors at high yields. These variations are translated into a set of design rules, which help ensure that designs will be manufactured successfully and meet safety and other regulatory requirements.

Growing differentiated cells from stem cells may now be a bit easier than before, thanks to the findings from a new study on the production of liver cells. The study, backed by the Centre for Regenerative Medicine and published in Stem Cell Reports, finds that laminins may be a crucial element for the successful clinical-scale production and culture of stem cell therapies. The UK Regenerative Medicine Platform, the European Union Seventh Framework Programme, and the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research funded the research.